Any Homebrewers in the Sac area?

[Scott]

Distant part time associate member, lurker of Gold Country Brewers, and I mean Distant!!

Great club and when I'm down south I frequent The Brewmeister in Folsom on a regular basis. Eric got me into all grain brewing!!

[77bawls]

Just went to BFD today. It's a nice little shop. The owner is really nice and the prices of the kegs are great.

[Sphenoid]

Anyone know of brew groups in the Grass Valley area?

Obiewan. Was your grandfather's name Habib?

[aack]

[QUOTE=Sphenoid;55656]Anyone know of brew groups in the Grass Valley area?

Not sure about specific clubs, but if there are any, Mick at Sierra Moonshine Sierra Moonshine Homebrew Supplies could surely point you in the right direction.

[aack]

Also I gotta give some props to the GCBA, of which I'm a fairly new member. Lots of good beer and advice at every meeting.

[QuackBoom]

I've been brewing off and on for the last 20 + years (and no, that's not a mistake) I live up in the Yuba City area.

As far as LHBS go, I've used the Homebrew Outlet a few times. Lately I've found that More Beer in Concord is fitting my needs quite nicely. They seem to always have what I'm looking for in stock.

[TraderRick]

I have the itch to brew something after a 20 year hiatus. I was heavy into all grain brewing of continetal lagers in the late 80's.

[statseeker]

I've been brewing since about July. My LHBS of choice is the Brewmeister because it's not that far from Rancho Cordova. Pretty reasonable and a great guy to get advice from seeing as how he's opening a brewery in my area.

[Sphenoid]

[quote=aack;57851]

Originally Posted by Sphenoid

Anyone know of brew groups in the Grass Valley area?

Not sure about specific clubs, but if there are any, Mick at Sierra Moonshine Sierra Moonshine Homebrew Supplies could surely point you in the right direction.

Oh yeah, I've been there. Really nice people.

[Sacdan]

Originally Posted by TraderRick

I have the itch to brew something after a 20 year hiatus. I was heavy into all grain brewing of continetal lagers in the late 80's.

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